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 | We need a lot more Indian history in our textbooks: Why Panipat producer Rohit Shelatkar wants a revamp in our curriculumHe also talks about lessons learnt during the lockdown, why looking back into our historical data can help and how India can get its health back on track post-pandemic | |
 | This family from Bengaluru is crowdfunding to provide PPE kits for medical interns and final year studentsGovernment of Karnataka has announced that they will be roping in final year science students and MBBS students to meet the manpower requirement for Covid testing. Around 2,000 students, who took the | |
 | US virologists claim to have identified potential COVID-19 treatmentThe research team has been using the National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants to develop antiviral drugs to treat MERS and human norovirus infections | |
 | K-CET 2020: Little panic as 'expected questions' in Maths, Biology papers keep students at easeThousands of students attend Biology and Math CET exam amidst pandemic. Social distancing goes for toss at the exam centres, netizens question the government's apathy | |
 | K-CET: 40 COVID-positive students write exams with invigilators in PPE kitsThere were 40 students who had tested positive for COVID and they still went ahead to write the CET exams. These students were placed at separate exam centres and 11 of them wrote exams in Bengaluru | |
 | COVID-19 may increase the risk of blood clots in pregnant women, say scientistsAccording to the researchers, including those from the Tufts University School of Medicine in the US, one of the many complications of COVID-19 is the formation of blood clots in previously healthy pe | |
 | The future of law in India: Why 94% believe research and analytics is the top skill a lawyer needsThe University has conducted a survey to ‘decode’ the next generation of legal professionals and the impact increasing digitisation will have on law practice in India | |
 | This technique could speed up COVID-19 testing, say scientists from GermanyThe researchers noted that quantitative RT-PCR can successfully detect viral RNA but requires expensive machinery and chemical reagents that can sometimes be in short supply | |
 | Study reveals how renegade protein interrupts brain cell function in Alzheimer's diseaseLed by researchers from NYU Grossman School of Medicine, the new study analysed the makeup of such tangles and found 12 proteins that they say have not before been tied to both tau and Alzheimer's | |
 | Reboot, reset needed for a new world: WEF's first-ever digital summit brings together powerful women, insightful viewsThe panel held across two days is slated to see over 150 sessions and 400 speakers from around the world discussing major global issues and occurences | |
 | Researchers develop new tools to rapidly test COVID-19 antibodiesAccording to the study, the research team developed a number of safer, surrogate viruses that can be used in place of COVID-19 to test the neutralising activity of antibodies | |
 | A new University of California study shows immunity drops quickly in mild COVID-19 casesThe findings raise concern that humoral immunity against SARS-CoV-2 may not be long lasting in persons with mild illness, who compose the majority of persons with COVID-19, said the study | |
 | Why anti-NEET activists are using the pandemic to push for NEET to be removed in MBBS admissions this yearPrince Gajendra Babu, the General Secretary of the Platform writes that the NEET had failed to abolish commercialisation of education and on the contrary had only encouraged it | |
 | COVID-19 vaccine likely by end of this year or early next year: AIIMS DoctorAIIMS Ethics Committee on Saturday gave its approval for conducting the human clinical trial of the indigenously developed COVID-19 vaccine candidate Covaxin | |
 | A novel panacea for a pandemic in urban areas: An isolation modelling approachThe criticality of this solution is the fact that without strict isolation in place and having just intermittent curfew, it would be experiencing a sine curve activity of cases decreasing temporarily |
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